Imaging Insider: Study compares CBCT, digital radiography for pulp stone imaging

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Pulp stones are nodular, calcified masses that may appear in the coronal and root portions of a tooth's pulp organ. When it comes to identifying these masses, is cone-beam CT (CBCT) or digital panoramic radiography more effective? Researchers compared the two modalities to find out. Read our Insider Exclusive.

Nanoparticles have the potential to enhance almost every aspect of dentistry, from radiographs and restoratives to orthodontics and oral surgery. For instance, some types of nanoparticles coat dental surfaces, contrasting teeth and gums from other structures in radiographs and images. How else can nanoparticles impact dentistry? Learn more here.

Using intraoral scanners for digital impressions is an integral part of any CAD/CAM process. But what is the best strategy for scanning a patient's mouth, and does it differ by type of scanner? Researchers wanted to find out. Find out more here.

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